Experimental Study on the Effect of SDS and Micron Copper Particles Mixture on Carbon Dioxide Hydrates Formation

CO2 hydrate formation and dissociation are the fundamental processes for investigating hydrate-based carbon storage. To better understand phase behaviors in presence of surfactant solid additives, this study reports effects Sodium Dodecyl Sulfate (SDS) micron Cu particles on hydrates porous quartz sands a lab-scale reactor. This research is part wider focused defining properties produced via gas-atomization, gas hydrates. The morphology formed SDS solution shows dispersed crystal due to increase surface tension. works as kinetic promoter whereas addition inhibits consumption. mixture additives show faint inhibit effect, which Brownian motion restrictions may be responsible inhibition production. also showed weak thermodynamic effect equilibrium.